Apple Watch Pro might not support older Apple Watch bands

Apple is rumoured to be unveiling a new Apple Watch Pro during its upcoming "Far Out" event on September 7. And one of the latest leaks about this smartwatch is you can't use older Apple Watch bands with it. Leaker UnclePan, who correctly predicted the screen sizes of the Apple Watch Series 7, claimed on Chinese social media Weibo that the Apple Watch Pro would get a 47mm/48mm displays with wider straps. They said the squared shape of these upcoming watches wouldn't be a perfect fit with the existing bands.

If the reports are accurate, the Apple Watch Pro will be the first Apple Watch that doesn't offer retro compatibility for existing bands. This Watch Pro will reportedly visually differentiate itself from the Series 8, but rumours diverge over whether the watch will get flat edges. The Pro is also expected to feature a "more durable formulation of titanium" to make it a more rugged device, get better battery life, and add support for body temperature measurements.

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Google Keep gets Wear OS 3 tile for making, browsing notes

If you want to quickly pull up a Google Keep note you've made or write a quick one, Google updated its Keep app to the latest version of Wear OS. The app gets two new buttons to let you write a new note or list. At the bottom, there's a browse button to view what's in your Keep account. It seems to be available only on Wear OS 3 devices like the Samsung Galaxy Watch4 and Watch5, as well as the Montblanc Summit 3, after updating to version 5.22.322.03.97 of the app. 

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Lovehoney opened a pop up in the Metaverse and here's what they learned

There's been a lot of buzz about the Metaverse and as we try to grasp what it's all about Lovehoney, the global sexual happiness experts, have decided to jump right in and take us along for the ride. In the pursuit of sexual happiness in another dimension Lovehoney opened a pop-up shop in Decentraland last month– marking the first sexual wellness brand to have a presence in the Metaverse. The experience opened to the public for shopping, sex education and more.

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Nintendo doesn't plan to increase the Switch's price

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While Sony has increased the price of the PlayStation 5 in some markets (including ours), Nintendo doesn't want to follow suit. The company released a statement to Eurogamer saying it had "no plans to increase the trade price of its hardware." This was the same sentiment company president Shuntaro Furukawa shared with shareholders in June.

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